Hello, I have a IBM laptop model W530 and has an express slot to insert a card. Question in hand is, will I be able to buy this express card and my system to successfully accept it and be compatible to use with audio recording equipment like interfaces...
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I can tell you that it works well with my Presonus vsl, however, there are dropouts when I record to capture. Could be my laptop, hp with windows 7, but, I doubt it. Hope this helps
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The simple answer is no. ExpressCard is, or was the next evolution from the PCMCIA card slot and they are not backwards compatible. Ref. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExpressCard
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This is an expresscard adapter, do they make a GPU with an expresscard interface? If its video you're looking for,the thunderbolt port already doubles as the mini DVI port. Hope this helps in any way.
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No, this requires an expresscard interface - the SD/MMC/-MS/pro slot on your computer is for fitting memory cards, not additional interfaces.
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mine was fine on the Lenovo system. Before you buy, it would be good to check your laptop inside to see if it supports this adapter. But in general, this card is designed for the adapter.
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Acc to this http://scorch2000.com/~meshko/laptop/specs/ you have 1 pcmcia slot, so if it is correct, this card should make yer happy.
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If you have an express card port I suspect so. I do have an old Toshiba but the one I used it with is a HP and many people had warned me that what I wanted to do with an inexpensive card (communicate with a Flex-Radio model 5000A, would probably be impossible. But the one they suggested cost $50 more so I decided to take the risk. It works absolutely great! and this is a real "test" since things have to happen in "real time" when you are dealing with something like a radio.
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That all depends. If your trying to use a video game card it won't, the problem is the USB 480MB narrow bandwidth... it's way to small. Then does the express card software support the card thru a USB port?
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If you have this slot on your computer. It will support everything the built-in sound card does. This is an older verison of X-Fi and windows 8 may have better mixing software. Most computer today don't come with this Express card slot and I think Creative has gone to USB and on-board motherboard applications. Finally, this particular version (Notebook) you have does sound better than all of the rest, in my opinon.
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It will work in yours IF you have a "tray" that pops out on the side to be replaced by the 3.0 Express Card. I have mine in this Toshiba laptop http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQKxr6cUuD4 It works great.
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I have a 54 mm port in my HP DV7 laptop and the Express card inserts properly and works although I rarely use it because of battery limits.
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That laptop should have an ExpressCard/34 slot. Creative doesn't seem to offer Mac drivers, but you can always check with Apple.
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I bought an avermedia tv tuner card that fits in the express card slot. It works great, but with a few caveats. First, make sure if you are sending it out via hdmi that the connector sheath is low profile, otherwise it blocks the antenna dongle from attaching a tuner in that position. I guess you could always buy a usb dongle tv tuner, but the express card doesn't stick out. Plus, no matter which tuner device you use it will not pick up encrypted clear qam cable signals, which means that if you plug into the wall coaxial jack you might receive a few basic cable/ or only local stations depending on your provider. Combined with Windows Media center, and the included antenna it's a great set up, though, to record over-the-air uncompressed HD programs. Fun fact for the Asus N61JV-X2, if you like at the upper right side by the upper USB port, you can see a covered plastic piece that houses the antenna jack (on non-us models) for an optional built in tuner card.
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This board uses a mini HDMI port. Even if you had one in your laptop you need the express card because you need to transfer data from the express slot not display data does that make sense?
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Hey Adam! I have done a bit of "digital audio recording" myself on Logic Express 9. I have managed to do this on an early 2008 white macbook (2.1GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 1GB RAM, and a 120 GB 5400 rpm). I ran into a few problems with the hard drive being to slow and the application crashing because I didn't have enough RAM. Though I never ran into problems with the processor, and there is a reason for this. Recording software doesn't rely on the processor as much as it does the RAM and hard disk speed. A 2.4 GHz i5 is plenty for your needs. The things you should pay attention to are RAM, which this computer has 4 GB of (unless you are recording/mixing more than 7 or 8 tracks this will be plenty). It is expandable to 16 gb, which is probably enough RAM to handle time travel. And the hard drive speed...which if you manage your computers files well, and don't let it get all bogged down like a ...*gulp* WinDoWs ComPuTRe...then you will be ok ;). Basically what im getting at is that the i5 model will work just fine n' dandy, and as for the i7? You would just be buying a higher capacity, graphically faster (video games, videos, making shapes with the mouse pointer, the list goes on) laptop that has a better resale value. Hope this helped. -Andy
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To my knowledge, these wifi cards are compatible with most makes of laptop, except for HP and Lenovo(IBM). I have an HP. Didn't do quite enough research bf attempting to install. Want mine?? LOL
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Dear Customer,Really sorry for keep you waiting,I have confirm that this card could compact with your laptop,If there are any thing else I can do for you pls feel free to contact me.Best regards,Grace.